Bois travaillé du Ier au XVe sc.1st to 15th century worked wood
Iwona Zych
13 référencesreferences
ZYCH, Iwona
Finds
SIDEBOTHAM, Steven E. ; ZYCH, Iwona
Berenike 2008-2009. Report on the Excavations at Berenike, including a Survey in the Eastern Desert
PCMA Excavation Series 1
Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, Warsaw, 2011, p. 117-162
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construction et architecture building construction domaine domestique domestic sphere domaine public public sphere
boîte, cassette, caisse, coffret
box, casket, chest instruments, outils
utilitarian tools articles d’écriture
writing articles poignée/manche d'outil
implement handles instruments divers
miscellaneous tools vaisselle de table
vessel, tableware récipient, conteneur
vessel, domestic couvercle, bouchon
lid, stopper bateau, accastillage
ship’s tackle bois d’oeuvre
timber
acacia
acacia (lat. Acacia spp.)
cèdre du Liban cedar (lat. Cedrus libani A. Rich.)
Encens frankincense (lat. Boswellia)
figuier sycomore sycamore fig (lat. Ficus sycomorus L.)
palmier dattier date palm (lat. Phoenix dactylifera)
cèdre du Liban cedar (lat. Cedrus libani A. Rich.)
Encens frankincense (lat. Boswellia)
figuier sycomore sycamore fig (lat. Ficus sycomorus L.)
palmier dattier date palm (lat. Phoenix dactylifera)
(Chapter 12)
Wood artifacts have been discussed in respective functional categories (which include objects of other materials as well):
D. Vessels and containers (profiled bowl, plain bowl and plates with red coating);
E. Round cuts, jar stoppers and bungs (two bungs of small size);
F. Furniture(?) elements (casket slat and panel);
G. Tools and utilitarian objects (handles, pegs, toggle ?), gauge, blanks, plaque, disk, brushes, styluses); for a stylus, see also Fig. 7-1 on p. 77;
H. Ship-rigging (brail-rings);
I. Personal accessories and adornment (bead);
L. Building material and resources (palm fiber).
Wood artifacts have been discussed in respective functional categories (which include objects of other materials as well):
D. Vessels and containers (profiled bowl, plain bowl and plates with red coating);
E. Round cuts, jar stoppers and bungs (two bungs of small size);
F. Furniture(?) elements (casket slat and panel);
G. Tools and utilitarian objects (handles, pegs, toggle ?), gauge, blanks, plaque, disk, brushes, styluses); for a stylus, see also Fig. 7-1 on p. 77;
H. Ship-rigging (brail-rings);
I. Personal accessories and adornment (bead);
L. Building material and resources (palm fiber).
Version 1, données dudata date 18 mars 2012March 18th 2012